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Sixteen real favorites from Tyler’s professional world, organized by what your hair needs—not by what is trending.
Scalp ritual
MTYLER’S PICK
Scalp Care
Mielle Rosemary Mint Oil
A targeted scalp-and-hair oil for moisture, massage, and a more intentional scalp-care routine.Shop on Amazon →Moisture pair
BTYLER’S PICK
Hydration
Biolage Ultra HydraSource Duo
Shampoo and conditioning balm selected for very dry hair that needs softness and replenishing moisture.Shop on Amazon →Softness pick
RTYLER’S PICK
Hydration
Redken All Soft Shampoo
A moisture-first shampoo for dry, brittle-feeling hair when softness and manageability are the priority.Shop on Amazon →Daily moisture
BTYLER’S PICK
Hydration
Biolage HydraSource Leave-In
A lightweight daily leave-in step that helps refresh dry hair without complicating the routine.Shop on Amazon →Color-care pick
RTYLER’S PICK
Repair
Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate
A concentrated shampoo option for color-treated, processed, or demanding hair routines.Shop on Amazon →Strength edit
KTYLER’S PICK
Repair
Kérastase Résistance Bain Force
A strengthening shampoo choice for brittle, damaged lengths and hair that needs a repair-minded routine.Shop on Amazon →Density edit
KTYLER’S PICK
Fullness
Kérastase Densifique Bain Densité
A premium shampoo selected for hair that looks or feels less dense and needs lightweight body.Shop on Amazon →Luxury ritual
KTYLER’S PICK
Premium Care
Kérastase Chronologiste Collection
A polished shampoo, masque, and finishing-care ritual for clients who want an elevated at-home experience.Shop on Amazon →Curl favorite
OTYLER’S PICK
Curls
Ouidad Curl Quencher Cream
An intense-moisture curl cream for encouraging soft, defined curls without losing their natural personality.Shop on Amazon →Texture pick
DTYLER’S PICK
Styling
Davines Sea Salt Spray
A texture spray for airy grip, movement, and undone definition when hair needs character rather than polish.Shop on Amazon →Anti-frizz pick
KTYLER’S PICK
Styling
Kérastase Discipline Fluidissime
A smoothing leave-in spray chosen for frizz-prone hair and heat-styled finishes.Shop on Amazon →Prep essential
IGKTYLER’S PICK
Styling
IGK Good Behavior 4-in-1
A multitasking prep spray for detangling, frizz control, heat protection, and a smoother finish.Shop on Amazon →Light finish
CHITYLER’S PICK
Finishing Oils
CHI Black Seed Dry Oil
A lightweight finishing oil for shine and softness when heavier oils would overwhelm the style.Shop on Amazon →Iconic favorite
MTYLER’S PICK
Finishing Oils
Moroccanoil Treatment
A versatile conditioning and finishing oil Tyler uses to bring polish and manageability to many hair types.Shop on Amazon →Polish pick
DTYLER’S PICK
Finishing Oils
Davines OI Oil
A beautifying finishing oil for shine, softness, and a refined final touch.Shop on Amazon →TYLER’S HAIR NOTES
Know what your hair
is asking for.
Short, clear guidance shaped by more than 25 years of working with real clients, real textures, and changing hair needs.
Moisture or repair?
Dry hair and damaged hair can feel similar, but they do not always need the same routine. Start by identifying whether the hair lacks softness, strength, or both.
Fine hair can still need moisture
The goal is not to avoid conditioning—it is to choose lightweight placement and the right amount so fine strands stay soft without collapsing.
A scalp routine should stay simple
Consistency, gentle cleansing, and careful product placement usually matter more than layering many oils and treatments at once.
Heat protection begins before the iron
Prep products should be distributed evenly before blow-drying or thermal styling, with tool temperature matched to the condition of the hair.
What bond-care can and cannot do
Bond-focused products can support a damage-conscious routine, but they do not replace gentle handling, thoughtful chemical services, and regular trims.
The difference between oils
Some oils are designed as light finishers while others add richer conditioning. Texture, density, and the final style should guide the choice.
Curl definition needs water
Curl creams work best as part of a moisture strategy. Application on properly damp hair can matter as much as the amount of product used.
Frizz is information
Frizz can reflect humidity, dryness, damage, technique, or natural texture. The best solution starts with identifying the cause rather than simply adding more product.
Texture sprays are not moisturizers
Sea-salt and grip products create movement and hold, but they should be balanced with appropriate conditioning when hair is naturally dry.
Choose a routine you will repeat
A focused cleanser, conditioner, leave-in, and finisher used correctly will usually serve hair better than a crowded shelf used inconsistently.
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Most people don’t need more products. They need the right products—and someone to explain why.
— Tyler, Master Stylist & Founder
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